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RE: electric collars - 10/31/2007 12:07:06 AM

MercTech

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I have been put in a locking dog collar before that gave me a painful shock when I tried to go out of their house. can a person be locked into a room with these things? Does anyone else have these or were made to waer them? I would like to know.

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I've used these to keep a dog in a yard. I put it around my arm and tried it before I would risk the animal with it.

You put a perimeter sensing wire around the area you want to contain.
Many of the collar units have a variable intensity setting. On a dog I would say it runs from a "shaddup" setting to a "knock em to their knees". The highest setting caused uncontrollable muscle twiching when attached to my arm.

The geek in me took a look inside. It workes by an induction coil and a momentary contact circuit when triggered. You can do wonderful sneaky things with such circuits. <evil grin> The best one I ever did was rig a small box with foil outside and a label that said "do not pick me up" on it. Every time some buffoon would pick it up they got hit with 1800 volts in a momentary jolt. It cured my co-workers from pillaging my candy stash off my desk. But, I digress. <too much coffee and conversation down in the French Quarter tonight>

Yes, you could rig perimeter triggers around walls and doors.
No, the intensity of the circuit in the dog collar units would not stop a person from leaving but would make it very uncomfortable when they did. Well, if worn as a collar. I wonder how it would work if the contacts were on more sensitive parts of the body?

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RE: electric collars - 10/31/2007 2:50:35 AM

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RE: electric collars - 10/31/2007 2:29:17 PM

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ORIGINAL: yumibarb

I have been put in a locking dog collar before that gave me a painful shock when I tried to go out of their house. can a person be locked into a room with these things? Does anyone else have these or were made to waer them? I would like to know.

Thank you sirs.

If the wired fence type barrier is used it is possible to hold a person to one room if they want. Otherwise take the collar off and leave. But there is an "invisible fence" version that would work.

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RE: electric collars - 10/31/2007 3:13:13 PM

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Mistress uses a modified shock collar fastened around my testicles activated with a remote. Other than getting my attention no problems thus far.

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RE: electric collars - 10/31/2007 4:44:46 PM

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Personally, I won't use one on my dog, nor would I allow one to be used on me. I guess I prefer a more... hands on approach to training.

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RE: electric collars - 10/31/2007 6:30:32 PM

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This shows what can happen with a shock collar collar on a dog warning graphic picture neck burns http://members.aol.com/ukaim/frame.htm?rufus.htm , they were banned in the UK

Another link talking about burns no grahics http://en.allexperts.com/q/Ask-Veterinarian-700/Pressure-Necrosis.htm

another case of reported burns
http://www.itchmo.com/dog-injured-by-anti-bark-collar-at-kennel-2157

FDA statement on shock collars http://www.fda.gov/ora/compliance_ref/cpg/cpgvet/cpg655-300.html

Some of the disadvantages include:

Malfunctions - These happen quite infrequently. But remember, you are dealing with an electronic device. With time, wear, or water, the possibility of malfunction will increase. If the collar is triggered and remains on, it will cause severe trauma and can be fatal to your dog (can cause severe burns).

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RE: electric collars - 10/31/2007 6:54:08 PM

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ORIGINAL: yumibarb

I have been put in a locking dog collar before that gave me a painful shock when I tried to go out of their house. can a person be locked into a room with these things? Does anyone else have these or were made to waer them? I would like to know.

Thank you sirs.

shock collars for containment work by a collar being worn, and receivers being placed on the perimeter of where the 'dog' can go. So yes, if you set the receivers for one room, that's as far as you can go.
I train dogs. I have used electric collars. You have to shave the dogs neck first, so that skin to electrode contact is made on long haired dogs.
Yes, we do 'play' with it. And no harm done. It has a low setting, that will not harm a human. Avoid people with pacemakers. However, most barking collars are set to incremental shocks, do it once, and shock, do it twice and slightly bigger shock. etc. Whereas the perimeter containment types are set to non incremental but slightly more intense shock.
$100 get you 3 months rental here in australia.
For barking dogs, they dont work btw. Especially, if your barker, is being egged on by a rottie, that likes to 'share' the shock by holding on for the zap! sodding perverts are everywhere!

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RE: electric collars - 11/1/2007 2:52:03 AM

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Hmmm, it sounds like a chastity device, locked, of course, coupled with a mini-TENS unit with a few minor modifications could be quite useful. Add to that a coded key fob, and you have a slave management tool, private or public. There might be some value include a pleasure/pain package to that for Pavlovian training.

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RE: electric collars - 11/1/2007 7:20:24 AM

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The use would be for fun. Some people prefer real bondage to being told to stay there. However, emergencies do occur so I suggest even on the thing or crotch she be able to remove it herself in case she gets called to go to the hospital or a fire, or you just need her to bring you up your spare keys as you locked them in your car.

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RE: electric collars - 11/3/2007 6:46:10 AM

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can u imagine if they came up with one the fit over both breast when u want the nipples to stand out you just give them a jolt and they say here we r for you to do what ever you want something like a bra. .

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